He Twice Left Enough Heat Sweet Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 18-03-2022
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- A type of sweet
- Chewy confection
- Chewy sweet
- Confection
- Egg-white confection
- Hard paste-like sweet
- He twice left enough heat. Sweet!

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